Gone Pilot (2017– ) watch online HD

Chris Noth is every missing child and parents hero. He plays FBI agent Frank Booth who works missing children cases. A former child abductee named Kick Lannigan (Leven Rambin) who FBI agent Frank Booth rescued a long time ago keep in touch to the current day. Kick is a single adult who owns and operates a self defense school.

A potential client named Bishop (Danny Pino) who wants to learn self defense requests Kick provide him with a private lesson. Although the teacher versus new student defense class does not go as planned for either the teacher Kick, nor her new student Bishop, in walks the FBI agent Frank Booth, who rescued Kick all those years ago with an offer. Frank asks Kick and another kidnapping survivor named James Finley (Andy Mientus) to join a special kidnap/rescue forces team that he is just forming whose job is to investigate recent kidnappings. The special kidnapping task force team includes three former actors who all starred in previous unrelated successful television crime series. Chris Noth (Law & Order), Danny Pino (Cold Case, and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit), and Tracie Thoms (Cold Case).

The pilot episode provides the TV viewers with some insights into what each member of the task force brings to the team. Kick is obviously still harboring some demons from her childhood days held in captivity but she knows the ins and outs of these child predators fro first hand knowledge as to how they cultivate their victims and keep them as hostages for years (as she was).

My Pet Peeve: Whenever I see a member of TV's law enforcement who looks like (s)he is still in high school sitting in front of a computer monitor and frantically typing aimlessly on the keyboard in front of them, and within five (5) seconds of air time they have discovered the perpetrators hideout I grow disappointed quickly in the quality of the program as it is a very cheap and lazy screenwriter who cannot build a storyline that captures the audiences attention.

I give the pilot episode a decent enough 8 out of 10 rating and time will tell how this series progresses. I just hope the series Gone loses the phony keyboard typing detective that is so prevalent in so many mediocre TV crime series.

I don't actually know if this show has a small budget, but I infer that it does from the fact that so few characters are employed when doing a raid/rescue. It's obviously desirable to use a full tactical team. Instead, in the Pilot they use one agent and one amateur out in the field. To make matters worse, the two split up instead of covering each other. (This last fact wouldn't be a matter of budget; just poor writing.)

Another disappointment is that Chris Noth's character is relegated to the background.

I'll watch the second episode before deciding whether to give up on the show.

Watched the Pilot episode but when I look at IMDB, the show's been on since late 2017?!? If so, why is the pilot aired in the Fall of 2018? A bit confusing but maybe it'll be addressed and clarified in future episodes. I'm not sure how a kidnap victim (Kick as a young girl) becomes a member of the Field Team on a task force to find missing people. I can certainly understand her ability to understand the mind of a predator and her insight would be valuable to the team, but to actually go out into the field? She isn't law enforcement so her use would be more set to being in the command unit passing along insight. Just my opinion. Why isn't Frank out in the field anymore (Chris Noth's character)? Based on this episode, it doesn't hold my interest and I love my crime shows! But to give it (and any new show) a decent chance, I'll watch a couple more episodes before deciding whether it's worth my time or not. So far, it isn't....